Stellina Pendant Light

The Stellina Pendant Light features tiny perforations around its gently sloping shade, allowing pinpoints of light to shine through like scattered stars. The matte white iron shade pairs with a solid brass frame, while curved supports and a small ring detail lend a subtle vintage charm. Light flows downward through the open shade, illuminating the space below as the delicate perforations glow above. Available in single and double pendant versions, Stellina brings soft white tones, warm brass accents and a touch of playfulness to dining tables, kitchen islands and breakfast nooks.

Product Size

Single-head: Dia 40 cm × H 24 cm / ∅ 15.7″ × H 9.4″

Double-head: Dia 40 cm × H 24 cm / ∅ 15.7″ × H 9.4″; Canopy L 88 cm / 34.6″

Note: The cord length is 200 cm / 78.7″ and can be adjusted to suit different ceiling heights.

Details

Materials: Iron, Brass.

Light source: LED bulb.

Light source base type: E27.

Voltage: AC 110–240V.

Color Temperature: Warm Light (3000K).

IP Rating: IP20. Suitable for dry indoor locations only; not waterproof.

Environment: Indoor.

Mounting: Ceiling-mounted.

Ideal for: Dining rooms, bedrooms, living rooms and more.

Body Finish: Brass.

Shade Finish: Matte White.

Weight: 2.6 KG / 5.7 LB.

Wiring: Hardwired.

Control: Operated via an external wall switch (not included).

Regional Compatibility: Suitable for use in North America, Europe, the UK, and Australia.

Routine Cleaning

1. Gentle dusting: Regularly dust the surface with a soft-bristled brush or an electrostatic duster. Do not use a damp cloth, as moisture may leave water marks.
2. Removing trapped dust: Periodically use a hair dryer on its cool-air setting, held 30 cm (12 in) away, to gently blow dust out of crevices. Do not use a vacuum cleaner, as strong suction may damage the woven material.

Important Care Precautions

• Do not wash, soak or steam-clean.
• Do not spray alcohol or cleaning products over large areas.
• Do not scrape with hard objects or pull forcefully on the material.
• Do not use high-heat light sources that exceed 60°C (140°F), such as halogen bulbs.